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"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
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Originally Posted by soanchorless
NPR didn't get it right?
they did, but who actually listens to NPR ?
I did find it interesting that NPR had already refuted many of Fox's claims before the sun had even came up Friday morning.
In a week, people will forget that FOX was claiming they had only been in the country for a couple of months and were blaming Obama's immigration policies. NPR refuted that by having kids on who went to high school with them and this was at like 5 A.M. and FOX reported it up until atleast 12
Status:
"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrier
I was listening to a scanner and watching Fox News - the channel got it right 60 minutes later(when the arrest actually occurred).
They were correct.
Lose your political bias.
There was no arrest on Wednesday when they claimed it, what are you talking about 60 minutes later ? do you mean Friday, that is a whole another story.
by the way, the source of this thread is partisan.
There was no arrest on Wednesday when they claimed it, what are you talking about 60 minutes later ? do you mean Friday, that is a whole another story.
by the way, the source of this thread is partisan.
The arrest took place on Friday evening - I guess that you didn't know.
Fox News was the most accurate station during the entire week.
They were reporting there was an arrest made when there was not. So no, they didn't get it right.
Fox's coverage was as misinformed as CNN's and MSNBC's. Actually it was somewhat poorer in that Fox was the first to broadcast an image of a wrong suspect.
I eventually gave up on cable and network news and began following Twitter, Instagram, and internet police scanners.
Hilariously, so did Fox, CNN, and MSNBC; as the manhunt narrowed it became obvious they were relying on Twitter's citizen journalists for information.
Status:
"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
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Reputation: 6039
Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrier
The arrest took place on Friday evening - I guess that you didn't know.
Fox News was the most accurate station during the entire week.
They truly have become the people's voice.
They are fair and balanced
Harrier, On Wednesday FOX claimed a suspect had been arrested. They were wrong, there was no arrest on Wednesday. I doubt the person you responded to was talking about Friday.
They were also wrong about the skin color of the person who was arrested in the end. They were just as wrong as the other networks.
Status:
"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
29,552 posts, read 16,542,682 times
Reputation: 6039
Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrier
Yes - the OP of this thread is a liberal.
He politicized the event as soon as he heard of the bombings.
Typical Democrats - never waste a crisis.
Really, the OP is liberal ? Do you even care that you are wrong or are you just trolling, im seriously asking, because it hasnt been funny for a while.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrier
Liberals.
well at least you realize liberals were listening to the network that got it right.
Harrier, On Wednesday FOX claimed a suspect had been arrested. They were wrong, there was no arrest on Wednesday. I doubt the person you responded to was talking about Friday.
They were also wrong about the skin color of the person who was arrested in the end. They were just as wrong as the other networks.
Sorry - I was rather busy on Wednesay - I was busy learning and studying material on which I will be tested on this Monday.
I was correct on what I posted about the networks in question in more recent actions.
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